Smooth Prime is not a "filler", however, because you roll it on, you can press it into the pin holes that just get covered up with a spray. I usually water mine down a little as that let's it go on a little "smooth"er. One time, I just went around to different places that needed it and kept going until I had 3 coats on all the parts I wanted to cover. I found that if you don't water it down a little, it leaves little mountains like cavernous orange peel.
I like it because it is a roll on and can be pressed in, I don't like it because it is a roll on and leaves roller marks. After I finish with my coats of Smooth Prime, I use PPG medium fill primer. They have a no fill, a medium fill and a heavy fill, which would be more like feather fill. The PPG product is in-expensive and fills very well. PPG also has paint products that are very economical. Dupont Centari would have cost me $130 per gallon. PPG costs $47 per gallon and takes a hardener Do not try to fill "low" places with either of these, use something like Super Fill, cause that is what it is made for. N64KR Daniel R. Heath - Columbia, SC [email protected] See you in Red Oak - 2003 See our KR at http://KR-Builder.org - Click on the pic See our EAA Chapter 242 at http://EAA242.org
